Tag Archives: Mei-Ramew Cafe

“Covid-19 Crisis an opportunity for innovation”, Mother Earth Cafe – Darichikgre village

Posted on June 15, 2020 by Nesfas

By Chenxiang Rimchi N Marak, Janak Preet Singh and Bhogtoram Mawroh The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted the economy throughout the world with small business being particularly vulnerable because of their lack of capital to tide over the lull in the … Continue reading →

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India’s Mother Earth Cafés Shine a Spotlight on Indigenous Crops

Posted on May 14, 2020 by Nesfas

Originally published in Atlas Obscura Article and photos by Sharanya Deepak Rural restaurants are providing a market for endangered edibles. Early morning paints yellow stripes on the garden as Plantina Mujai selects a pumpkin. Carrying it inside, she hoists the … Continue reading →

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Capacity building exchange visit: Mei-Ramew Cafes

Posted on February 20, 2020 by Nesfas

SURE (Society for Urban and Rural Empowerment) identified potential Mei-Ramew Cafe owners: Kong Phawa from Cham-Cham, East Jaintia  Hills and Kong Kyndait fromMawpyut, West Jaintia Hills. NESFAS in collaboration with SURE organised an exchange visit to the two Mei-Ramew Cafes … Continue reading →

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Kong Dial Muktieh’s Mei-Ramew Cafe launched at Khweng, Ri-Bhoi

Posted on December 13, 2019 by Nesfas

Dial Muktieh’s Mei Ramew Cafe Dial Muktieh, who aims to promote traditional food and innovate on traditional recipes using local resources, is a hardworking and enterprising woman from Khweng, Ri-Bhoi. Born on February 14, 1980, she has a high knowledge … Continue reading →

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Workshop cum exposure visit on Mei-Ramew Café initiative

Posted on March 14, 2019 by Nesfas

A workshop at NESFAS and an exposure visit to You & I – Arts Cafe were organized today for potential local food entrepreneurs, to enable and encourage them to initiate Mei-Ramew Cafes at the grassroots level. The participants were 13 … Continue reading →

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